Poor No More

by Steven Bentley

Now retired, author Dr. Steven Bentley was a successful emergency physician. But his path in life wasn’t always an easy one. In Poor No More—An American Dream, he shares his story of how he survived a rare birth defect, abject poverty, an alcoholic mother, a KKK father, an abusive children’s home, and a cruel step-mother. This memoir tells how Bentley emerged from a difficult childhood and adolescence to practice ER medicine during a time of enormous change in the field and how he developed a lifelong love affair with his chosen profession. He discusses how he found it gratifying to apply his medical knowledge and to impact someone’s life for the better. He relays a host of stories from both his personal and professional life, detailing the trials and tribulations and the challenges and rewards. Poor No More—An American Dream describes Bentley’s journey to escape his roots and become a successful doctor in America. It tells about one man who lived in and through some interesting times.

196 pages, Paperback

Published December 13, 2016

Reviews

[Kathryn · Rating 4 out of 5]

A thoroughly engaging and inspiring book. Having grown up in a "Leave it to Beaver" household, this opened my eyes to another world entirely. This was written from the heart and it touched mine as well. "Poor No More" is a quick read and an amazing journey!

[Salla · Rating 2 out of 5]

A memorable life story. That can't be denied.

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